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This is a growing “tsunami” according to the UN, and it’s fed by all the phones, tablets and other electronic devices that are thrown away each day.

It has focused especially on keeping the lights on in community centers and in the homes of particularly vulnerable San Diegans, such as low-income families or people with electronic medical devices, she said.

When the Covid-19 pandemic swept through Asia, Europe, and the Americas, stock exchanges went fully electronic and bankers began to work from bedrooms.

We don’t rely on another prosthetic manufacturer to make expensive sensors or electronics.

The findings come from a partnership formed in 2017 between the United Nations International Telecommunication Union, the International Solid Waste Association and other groups to track the accumulation of electronic debris.

After the captain made the call to abandon ship, 150 people were able to escape on lifeboats lowered by electronic arms.

Privacy advocates such as the Electronic Frontier Foundation say everyone should use it.

Its core information—materials, processes, electronic tricks, and RCS numbers—needs to be protected.

Almost all the publishers submitted electronic editions crafted for Texas specifically.

Otherwise, I love dismantling old computers or electronic devices and try to make them work.

After months of testing and inspecting complicated electronic devices, he found simple gadgets amusing.

The captive electronic minds were sending out no commands; the coils and relays were at rest.

Dr. Abrams tried numerous instruments, but has been able to find nothing so sensitive to electronic activity as a human body.

There was a strap affair around his shoulders, with a set of complicated electronic controls slipped into the muscle fibers.

It's ridiculous to say that people who want to "loan" their electronic copy of my book to a friend need to get a license to do so.